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On 1/01/2011 5:47 AM, Mark Pizzolato - pthreads - win32 wrote:
> The code in sched_setscheduler() and sched_getscheduler() each leaks a
> handle which is opened, never used and then left open.
>
> These should probably be fixed.
>
> -	Mark Pizzolato
>
This is now fixed in CVS. It affects calls where the argument PID is not 
the current PID, in which case the code tries to determine if PID is 
valid only.

Thanks.